Great Britain 1913 King George V 2s6d "Seahorse" sepia-brown. SG400

Great Britain 1913 King George V 2s6d "Seahorse" sepia-brown. SG400Great Britain King George V 1913 2s6d "Seahorse" sepia brown, SG400. A superb original gum bottom corner marginal example printed by Waterlow. GB Specialised catalogue number: N63(2). A beautiful example rare as a corner marginal. Read our full newsletter on this item here. Free global delivery. 28 day returns. ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE > SELL ONE OF THESE >

(unmounted

In 1619 there was a currency reform and new 20 and 10 shillings pieces were reduced in weigh making the former coins worth 22 and 11 shillings

is also included

the Café Chambord was simply-decorated with a rustic charm

The piece is mounted in a 19

(trace of hingeing at centre of each block only)

You’ll find original pin marks at each corner and a minor tear at the top left that doesn't detract from the overall composition

This coin was fixed at E4 and was called a 'Joanna' because of the latinised name of the previous Portuguese monarch whose coins were most commonly met with

dated '7 29 2602'

The body of the letter is typed

A lovely example of this difficult to find high value stamp rarely seen with a coloured cancellation

William Franklyn